Guam

Guam is located in the United States, close to the North Pacific Ocean. Guam has an area of 541.3 square kilometers and a population of 178,000 people. The capital of Guam is Hagatña; a city with a population of more than 1,100 people and remains one of the island’s chief commercial

Guam’s climate is pleasingly fine all year round. The coolest and least moist months are from December through February. Even though the hottest months are from March through August, the cool trade winds blow steadily. There are two seasons; the dry and the rainy. The rainy season falls from July to November. The dry season, which is the best time to visit Guam, begins in December through June.

Guam has two official languages: Chamorro and English. Both languages are taught in schools and appear in official documents. The Chamorro (Chamoru) language derives its origins over 5000 years ago. It belongs to the western group of the Austronesian language family.

Guam’s official currency is the US dollar. The economy depends mainly on the US military spending and on the profits which is produced by the tourism industry. Over the past 20 years, the tourist industry has developed swiftly forming a production explosion for new hotels. More than a million tourists visit Guam annually.

The Fish Eye Marine Park provides the visitors a magnificent chance to discover an abundance of sunset cruises, dolphins and snorkelling tours that is an absolute mind-blowing.

Tumon Bay provides the ideal beach vacation to its visitors. One of the most favourite activities in this district includes taking pleasure in smoothly sloping all the way down the white sandy